idiom > live a life of wanton extravagance
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High on the hog
  Explanation: Poor: very; extravagance, luxury: luxury. Extreme luxury, try to enjoy. Described extravagance, licentious corruption.
  Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; containing derogatory
  Source: Southern Song Fan Ye, "Biography of the Later Han Lu Kang": "the main bad end of the world, high on the hog, pretentious for no reason."
qióng shē jí chǐ
  Extreme luxury
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No. 3
  Eschatology bad owners, high on the hog. - "Biography of the Later Han Lu Kang"
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No. 4
  Also said that "extravagant"
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Still made Qiongtaijichi
  Youyanqiongtai very extravagant. "Later Han Lu Kang Biography": "Eschatology bad owners, high on the hog, pretentious unprovoked." Tang Zheng Yu, "Jin Yang Gate" poem: "Quartet restraint dumping laws Mei, high on the hog put ex private." Sung Wong Dang "Yu Lin Speech" : "Shang-parent (Guo Ziyi) Lisyun industry will phase out, high on the hog."
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No. 6
  穷奢极侈 ( qióng shē jí chǐ )
  (1) [live a life of wanton extravagance]
  (2) 也说“穷奢极欲”
  解 释极端奢侈,尽情享受,荒淫腐化。
  出 处 南朝·宋·范晔《后汉书·陆康传》:“末世衰主,穷奢极侈,造作无端。” 唐 郑嵎 《津阳门》诗:“四方节制倾附媚,穷奢极侈沽恩私。”
  用 法 联合式;作谓语、定语;含贬义; 指极端奢侈。
  示 例 宋·王谠《唐语林·言语》:“郭尚父立勋业,出入将相,~。”
  近义词 荒淫无度、骄奢淫逸、荒淫无耻
  反义词 艰苦朴素、克勤克俭、节衣缩食
English Expression
  1. n.:  live a life of wanton extravagance
Thesaurus
eat one's corn in the blade, profligacy, muddle on [along], extravagance and waste, lay a wager of thousand taels of gold at one throw of the dice, wantonly, extravagant, spend lavishly